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Primary 2: Term2 Lesson 4(a)

Name:
Class:
Date:

Note:
• A verb is a word or group of words that shows an action, an event, or
state of being. There are different types of verbs.
o Action verb: shows an action being carried out or an event
happening.

Walk Talk Sleep Run Sing

Eat Buy Cut Drink Fly

o Stative verb: describes a state of being rather than an action.

Smell Appear Feel Need Hear


o Helping verb:

is are was were

as has have had

• Examples of verbs in sentences.


o Sofiyyah drew the picture by herself.
o Farrell ran to his mother.
o Rayyan sings “Baby Shark” happily.
o Umar is coming home later.
o Luqman was sick yesterday.
o I am a hardworking student.

• Verbs can either be singular or plural


o A singular verb must be used with a singular subject (one person,
place, thing or idea)
o A plural verb must be used with the plural subject in a sentence.
Singular • Siva plays football every weekend.
(The subject Siva and the verb plays are both in the singular
form.)
Plural • The boys play football every weekend.
(The subject boys and the verb play are both in the plural
form.)
• The same verb can be used in different forms to show when an event
takes place or when something has happened. These forms of the verbs
are known tenses. There are:
o The present tense
o The past tense
o The future tense

Simple Present Simple Past

Tense Tense
The Present The Past
• eat / eats • ate
Tense Tense
• run / runs • ran

• talk / talks • talked

• Today’s lesson focus: Simple Present Tense and Simple Past Tense

o Simple Present Tense:


• I brush my teeth every morning.
• The sun rises in the east.
• Wow! She is beautiful!
• He lives near the school while I live far away.
• The bus departs every hour.
o Simple Past Tense:
• He sang at the concert last night.
• If I were you, I would travel around the world.
• Mrs Loke wore heavy make up when she was younger.
• Big Bad Wolf huffed and puffed and blew the house down.

• There are regular and irregular verbs in past tense.


Regular Verbs Irregular Verbs
(add the letters “-ed” to the verbs) (do not end with “-ed”)

look looked begin began


talk talked eat ate
wait waited fall fell
roar roared leave left
pack packed sit sat
use used tell told
watch watched feed fed
1. Verbs – Simple Present Tense
Fill in each blank with the correct form of the simple present tense.

1. I _______________ (read | reads) a book everyday.

2. They always ______________ (get | gets) up early in the morning.

3. The children _______________ (speak | speaks) English very well.

4. Thalia ________________ (play | plays) tennis on Sundays.

5. Farhana ________________ (want | wants) to be a teacher when


she grows up.

6. My parents, siblings and I _______________ (visit | visits) my


grandparents every Friday.

The baby _____________________ (drink | drinks) milk once every


7.
two hours.

8. I usually ________________ (ride | rides) a bicycle to school.


Paula sometimes ________________ (walk | walks) home from
9.
school.

10. My father ________________ (bring | brings) us to the library every


week.

2. Verbs – Simple Past Tense


Fill in each blank with the correct form of the simple past tense.

1. It _______________ (rain) heavily last night.

2. My mother ______________ (clean) the house yesterday.

3. We _______________ (wash) our dirty shoes just now.

4. Jen ________________ (call) her best friend last month.

5. My siblings and I ________________ (play) at the playground two


days ago.
6. We _________________ (listen) to some nice music this morning.

The pupils _________________ (finish) their class work before


7.
recess just now.

8. Mr and Mrs Tan _________________ (watch) a movie together last


week.

9. Mr Muhammad and his family ___________________ (live) in


Australia five years ago.

10. Gheeta ________________ (cook) four dishes for dinner yesterday.

3. Verbs – “is”, “are”, “was”, “were”, and “am”


Fill in each blank with the correct form of the tenses.

1. There _________________ two birds on the fence now.

(1) is (2) are


(3) was (4) were ( )
2. Yesterday, there _______________ five birds on the fence.

(1) is (2) are


(3) was (4) were ( )

3. Last week, I saw my friend when I __________________ at the


supermarket.

(1) is (2) are


(3) was (4) were ( )

4. I ____________________ alone in the classroom right now.

(1) is (2) am
(3) was (4) are ( )

5. There __________________ a huge bear that lived in the cave.

(1) am (2) is
(3) was (4) were ( )

6. You __________________ early today!

(1) is (2) was


(3) are (4) am ( )

7. They __________________ enjoying their ice-cream while watching a


cartoon show now.
(1) are (2) were
(3) is (4) was ( )

8. My mother _________________ in the kitchen cooking.

(1) were (2) am


(3) are (4) is ( )

4. Verbs – “has”, “have”, ”had”


Fill in each blank with the correct form of the tenses.

Singular Plural Singular | Plural


(Past Tense)
has have had

1. I __________________ a red bicycle.

2. They all _________________ brown hair in that family.

3. My hot dog __________________ tomato sauce and cheese on it.


4. Tim ________________ bought a new pair of shoes yesterday.

5. Horses _________________ hooves instead of toes.

6. Mom __________________ lost her black handbag.

7. Yiling _________________ a lot of friends in school.

Dad ________________ drawn a cute photo of me for my birthday


8.
last year.

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